H. Moser & Cie. Readies an Intricate Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton for Watches & Wonders
Transparency meets symmetry.
At Watches & Wonders Geneva, H. Moser & Cie. has revealed a stunning new time-teller that amalgamates its ideals for symmetry, minimalist codes as well as watchmaking savoir-faire: the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton.
In place of a gorgeously colored dial – a signature of H. Moser – the new timepiece proudly puts its technical and mechanical prowess on display. Affixed at the 6 o’clock position is a one-minute flying tourbillon, which appears to be suspended in the air thanks to an integrated double hairspring. The skeletonized watch face is accentuated with a splash of warmth, arriving in the form of gold-plated indices and a handset. Adding luminosity to the hour and minute hands are ceramic-based Globolight inserts, which ensures the watch’s readability in low-light environments.
Measuring 40mm in diameter, the cushion watch case is crafted from steel, complete with an integrated steel bracelet. Despite its intricate appearance, the timepiece is capable of withstanding up to 12 ATM underwater. Providing the time-teller a minimum of 72 hours of power reserve is the fully skeletonized HMC 814, a self-winding Manufacture movement that is also viewable through the watch’s transparent caseback.
Priced at $86,900 USD, the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton will be available via H. Moser’s official website and boutiques.
